I'm sitting in the space of my eldest brother
Sorting water dameaged hockey cards
While I softly sing another
Song we grew up on
That nobody seems to like anymore
Not even the cards
This is what life is like
It seems less fair than it is
But I'm grateful for
The leftovers in my fridge
I'm the last one to come
And the last one to go
I'll be the last one
To say "I love you"
In a chapel
And I wouldn't have it faster
As long I'm dry
And as long I'm fed
As long as I'm breathing
I am at my best
I am at my best
I got in entranced by a girl I should have known better
The very same soul of whom I'd said "never"
And she is loved by my hearts brother
I'm going to a place we traveled together
But he's not with me
No, he isn't with me
We all have dreams
Some larger than others
Some oversized for my size 10 feet
These water damaged hockey cards
Are my only company
Jan 29, 2015
Jan 29, 2015 at 11:52 AM UTC
I'm sitting in the space of my eldest brother
Sorting water dameaged hockey cards
While I softly sing another
Song we grew up on
That nobody seems to like anymore
Not even the cards
This is what life is like
It seems less fair than it is
But I'm grateful for
The leftovers in my fridge
I'm the last one to come
And the last one to go
I'll be the last one
To say "I love you"
In a chapel
And I wouldn't have it faster
As long I'm dry
And as long I'm fed
As long as I'm breathing
I am at my best
I am at my best
I got in entranced by a girl I should have known better
The very same soul of whom I'd said "never"
And she is loved by my hearts brother
I'm going to a place we traveled together
But he's not with me
No, he isn't with me
We all have dreams
Some larger than others
Some oversized for my size 10 feet
These water damaged hockey cards
Are my only company
Nov 4, 2014
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